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Jun 16, 2026
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What’s the best way to ask about parental leave policies while job hunting?
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NINE TO FIVE
What’s the best way to ask about parental leave policies while job hunting?
ANDREA YU
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THE QUESTION
My partner and I are trying to get pregnant while I’m looking for a new job. Having an employer with good parental benefits, such as top-up, a phased return to work and a parent resource group are important to me. However, I worry that asking about these benefits is going to tip pote…
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